ABC OF READING

Saturday, June 14, 2008

ONLY THE DEAD ARE IN BROOKLYN but READ BEIJING COMA

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58 I go to Brooklyn to visit the dead. That is when I was younger and we would go into Brooklyn to go to funerals. On the wall of a room i...
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Sunday, June 1, 2008

THREE DEAD MEN. GEORGE GARRETT. CHAD WALSH. BINK NOLL.

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four Three dead men. The most recent in the evening of May 25,2008. George Garrett, Chad Walsh and Bink Noll. Three teachers. Three writ...
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Monday, May 12, 2008

WHO SHOULD BE PUBLISHED FROM HERE AND ABROAD

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k.. "Frank also copies down one sentence from a piece, "The Writing Life," by Thomas McGonigle: The dead are always with...
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Wednesday, May 7, 2008

2666 BY ROBERTO BOLANO or HOW TO POSTPONE SUICIDE

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IN spite of what some might think I am still caught up in books and live in a state of actual anticipation. The other day is no exception. ...
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Sunday, April 20, 2008

PAY THEM NOT TO WRITE

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Vantzeti Vassilev reminded us that the Bulgarian communist regime in addition to helping writers not to write by sending them to luxurious w...
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Friday, April 18, 2008

LIBRARY OF AMERICA and LIEBLING and CELINE and DAHLBERG and a SAD LUNCH and a NOT SO SAD LUNCH

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28--- The publicity people for the Library of America must have missed sending me a copy of A.J. Liebling that just came out. An editor at ...
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Friday, April 11, 2008

PUBLISHING: WHAT THE WORLD IS MISSING

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20 Well, I did hear from Europa Editions about my manuscript: "I read your fiction with interest. You write with style and verve but,...
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Thomas McGonigle
Author of ST. PATRICK'S DAY another day in Dublin, University of Notre Dame Press, 2016: THE CORPSE DREAM OF N.PETKOV, Dalkey Archive, 1987; paper Northwestern University Press, 2000 GOING TO PATCHOGUE, Dalkey Archive, 1992... Writes for the Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Newsday, The Guardian (London), Bookforum, The Village Voice...
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